Bulls Take Hold As Prices Jump In Markets
Wall Street and London markets rallied on stronger Anglo Russian relations with bullish buying across securities led by United States Steel, Copper Range, Amalgamated and United Fruit. Ex dividend moves, large note maturities, and corporate reports framed a broadly positive tone as traders awaited further signals for early next week.
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Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
New York
London
United States Steel
State Street
Europe
Lawson
Ranga
Amalgamated
Centennial
Mohawk
Quincy
Bingham
Daly-West
Trinity
United States Mining
Utah
United Fruit
Hayden, Stone & Co
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Majestic
Pioneer Latin
Union Pacific
Rock Island
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Wolverine
Lake District
Boston & Worcester
N. L. Amster
Anaconda Copper Company
Amster
United States Steel Corporation
H. C. Frick
Heath
Confidence Restored in Stock Market Rally Yet Suspect
New York Consolidated reports a tentative stock rebound driven by improved foreign political outlooks and London security gains. Sterling weakness and forecasts of gold export decline buoy bankers. Union Pacific jumps 24 percent, Southern Pacific up 4 1/2, Atchison firm, St. Paul Reading and others gain. Whitney estate schedules reveal no Metropolitan holdings, spurring cautious buying in industrial equities.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
BOM
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Lew
Metropolitan Securities
Minneapolis & St Louis
St Paul & S
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kan & Tex
Newark Central
Norfolk & Western
St Louis Hon Warrens
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wabasheeee
Wheeling &Lake Erle Ie
Wisconsin Central
bAmalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Ie
Brooklyn Rapid Trans
Sly
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Coeee
Conreee
General F Electric
Seeee
Pacific Mail Sereeen Ee
Ceeae
Republic Steel Oweneee Ee
S .Essease
Tennessee Cee & Iron
U S
New York
Havas
London
St. Paul
Reading
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Metropolitan
Whitney
Rockefeller Gas Secrets Ordered Testimony
New York Supreme Court Judge Fitzgerald orders John D. Rockefeller William Rockefeller and Central Trust Company officers to testify in the Boston gas cases. Henry D. Yeaton seeks to uncover payments from Burrage to the Rockefellers for Wardner's commission. Massachusetts case to be heard in October. New York summons challenged across state lines.
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New York
Supreme Court of
New York State
Fitzgerald
John D
William Rockefeller
Central Trust Company
Boston
A. C. Burrage
Standard Oil
Burrage
Wardner
Massachusetts
Collins Men and Chicagos Start Last of Series Today
Collins world beaters prepare for two remaining games against the Chicago White Sox at Huntington avenue. Big Bill Dineen slated to pitch in top form as Boston aims to gain a lead to begin West. Fans expect a fierce, well attended showdown with Ladies Day adding to the tense atmosphere.
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Collins
Chicagos
Chicago White Sox
Huntington Avenue
Bill Dineen
Dineen
Boston
Chicago
South End
Lynn
Fielder Jones
Record heat crushes Chinatown in stifling day
Eighty five degrees and intense humidity sent merchants laborers gamblers and gentlemen of leisure to hallways and sidewalks seeking air. White wives peeked from open windows while Celestials lounged on sidewalks and shaded bricks. The Chinatown colony was described as down and out by heat.
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Chinatown
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Ennis and Stoppant note in Chicago grain letter that Liverpool wheat rose briefly on yesterday’s strength then fell on higher consols and pacific political news. Liverpool corn gained on better demand while local trading stayed thin as professional traders led activity.
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Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
DRS
Chicago
Liverpool
Everett Tax Rate Declared At 18.20 Per Thousand
Everett July 28 assessors release shows tax rate this year at 18.20 per thousand, up 1.20 from last year. Real estate valued at 19,580,050, up 456,550 since 1908. personal 1,878,750, up 86,100. Total valuation 21,458,750.
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Everett
Paced Championship to Be Settled in Boston
The paced championship, moved from St Louis, will be decided at Charles River Park with a Tuesday 20 mile race featuring Bobby Walthour of Atlanta Hugh MacLean and Jimmy Moran of Chelsea. Walthour has dominated the South and lured Moran North, while MacLean is hailed as a strong challenger. The Revere cycle track hosted long practice as MacLean Butler Stinson and Mettling prep for a 25 mile race tomorrow evening, promising a sensational show.
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St. Louis
Charles River Park
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Hugh MacLean
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Motors
Walthour
Moran
MacLean
Revere
Butler
Stinson
Mettling
Bowley Starts for Orleans Station
George W. Bowley of Provincetown, recently appointed superintendent of the second district of the United States Life-Saving Service, arrived in Boston and conferred with officials before departing for East Orleans to assume his duties.
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George W. Bowley
Provincetown
Second District
United States Life-Saving Service
Boston
Federal Building
East Orleans
Haverhill Beats Lowell as McGinley Extends Win Streak
In Lowell at Spalding Park Haverhill defeats Lowell as McGinley earns his 16th straight win after a stubborn six innings. Two early Lowell miscues opened the scoring and despite a late scare Lowell faltered as Haverhill fielding preserved the lead.
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Haverhill
Spalding Park
McGinley
Hickey
Lowells
BIHL
Po.a.b. BH
Raftery
Lake
C.murphy
Rigbie
Wallace
McLaglin
T.murphy
McGovern
Bushey
C. Murphy
Connaughton
Boardman
Brady
Concord Defeats Lawrence 5 to 3 in Pitchers Duel
Lawrence succumbed to Concord 5 to 3 as Concord overcame Lee's delivery mainly in the fourth inning. Lovell led Concord with strong hitting while Murphy starred for Lawrence. Attendance was about 300, and the game featured a notable three for Pulsifer in stolen bases.
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Concord
N. H
Lawrence
Lee
Lovell
Murphy
Noblitt
Eaton
Lane
Coveney
Diggins
Much
Parent
Wiley
Kane
Clark
Murhy
Chilcott
Coburn
Pulsifer
Beard
Colburn
Leahy
Rudderham
Manchester shuts out Fall River 2 to 0 in afternoon game
Volz pitched a fine game for Manchester striking out 15 and allowing two hits. Graham's aggressive base running highlighted the contest as Manchester edge Fall River 2 0. Gutheen was ejected in the fifth for back talk to the umpire.
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Manchester
N. H
Fall River
Volz
Gutheen
Graham
A.E
Moorhead
Armbr’er
Weddige
Wilder
Warren
Gites Te
Chapm
Boe’k
Taylor
Tibbetts
Knan
Rice’s
Cote
Dwyer
Woie
Casa
Peterson
Harris
Ozone
Armbrister
Kwan
Armbruster
Stoulen
Chapman
Nashua Beats New Bedford 9 to 8 in Eight-Inning Tilt
Swope dominates for Nashua as eight inning rally nicks New Bedford. Blatchford relieved in sixth but Nashua holds lead. Burrill and Merritt drive Nashua runs while Burrill and Tighe pace New Bedford in a tight city game before 500 fans.
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N. H
Swope
New Bedford
Blatchford
Kehoe
Rollins
Mullaney
South
Harrin'n
Blatchfo
Leonard
Marhua
Southwell
Merritt
Pastor
VanZant
Wilson
Birmingham
Burrill
Tighe
Cassidy
Kerin
Roxbury Triune Fishing Club Trip to Harbor Aboard Welcome
The Triune Fishing Club of Roxbury plans a harbor voyage aboard the Welcome. Commodore James Libby and Vice Commodore William Deerey lead a lively outing with Frank Brown Charles Nangle Richard S Nichol and Count Von Horing aboard for an enjoyable excursion.
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Triune Fishing Club of
Roxbury
James Libby
William Deerey
Frank Brown
Charles Nangle
Richard S. Nichol
Count von Horing
Philadelphia wool merchant dies from mosquito bite
William B R Toland of Toland & Hance wool merchants at 124 South Front Street died yesterday from blood poisoning after scratching a mosquito bite. The infection grew, the leg swelled and he was confined to bed as his condition worsened.
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Philadelphia
William BR. Toland
Toland & Hance
South Front Street
Big entries for pow wow big entries for pow wow
Amateur athletes enter the annual Ward 17 Tammany Club pow wow in Caledonian Grove with many baseball nines competing for the state championship. Wesley W. Coe aims to surpass his world record in shot put while Belmonts and Bronchettes square off for supremacy. A Sunday Post circulation guessing contest is included with a July figure of 157,955.
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Tammany Club
Ward 17 Tammany Club
Caledonian Grove
Wesley W. Coe
Belmonts
Sunday Post
H. C. Hicks
W. W. Coe, Jr
Alter Lefever
John J
George Geary
Walter Moody
J. D. Grant
John Brawley
Robert Bowie
Thomas A. Pitkelhty
Edward Sandberg
H. F. Miller
John A. Leadbetter
Arthur Schlichting
G. M. Athanson
F. P. Sheehan
B. Jacobs
Thomas F. Cook
Joseph Slatrow
C. F. Mathews
D. J. Kneeland
David Garfield
M. E. Ray
W. E. Prout
Edward Hines
Daniel Daneny
L. G. Fay
F. W. Kelley
W. E. Atkinson
H. G. Risegari
D. J. Buckley
W. E. Taylor
C. W. Faulkner
H. F. Barber
J. A. Haynes
Edward Connolly
S. Cummings
H. C. Burns
Carl D. Robertson
A. F. Abbott
J. A. Connolly
W. S. McDonald
Daniel Danehy
Harry Schuermann
F. S. Fleming
David Rafeld
William C. Robbins
Carl Robertson
T. C. Wilson
Arthur Stout
H. S. Very
John J. Cody, Jr
R. E. Crane
St. Philips Vs. St. Josephs
Worcester Mother and Babies Four Nights in Woods
Annie Murphy with two infants slept four nights in woods near Bell Pond East Park Worcester July 28. Salvation Army worker Joseph Hughes provided temporary aid. Mrs Murphy surrendered the children to City Almoner Freeman Brown who took them to Home Farm for care.
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Worcester
Annie Murphy
Summer Street
Bell Pond
East Park
Joseph Hughes
Salvation Army
Society Circus for Waltham Hospital Opens
The society circus for Waltham Hospital opened its first performance in the Pine street grounds tents this evening. Proceeds support medical care in Waltham.
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Society Circus
Waltham Hospital
Waltham
Pine Street
Special Services at St. Mary's Feast of St Ignatius
Special services will be held at St. Mary's Church Endicott street on Sunday at 10 30 a m to celebrate the feast of St Ignatius Father Brock 3 J will preach
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St. Mary's Church
Endicott Street
St. Ignatius
Father Brock
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